Mekong politicians should separate economy from politics
Asia Times / Sim VireakConcerns have been raised by migrant workers that the Thai government will expel Cambodian and Laotian migrant workers. Although there is no explicit policy as such, the concerns are not groundless, because Thailand did in face expel some 200,000 Cambodian workers in June 2014 after the May 22 military coup. The rights group Adhoc even […] The post Mekong politicians should separate economy from politics appeared first on Asia Times.1 day ago | ភាសារខ្មែរEye on China, Hun Sen tightens his military control
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